During the winter school holidays, Lac Blanc resort welcomes mountain and winter sports enthusiasts. Whether you’re a skiing enthusiast or simply curious to try new activities, meet the passionate professionals at the resort who will introduce you to their region and share their love for the mountains with you.
Welcome aperitif on the slopes
From the moment you arrive at the resort, the team at the Tourist Office warmly welcomes you with a welcome aperitif on the slopes. Every Monday during the winter holidays, join us to share a drink, get to know each other, and receive all the tips you need to make the most of your stay. It’s the perfect opportunity to start your holiday in a spirit of friendliness and good cheer. Plus, with local products on offer, there’s no reason to hesitate, right?
Behind the scenes of the ski resort
Want to discover the behind-the-scenes of ski resorts? The ski patrol team of Lac Blanc resort invites you every Thursday during the winter holidays to the welcome building at Lac Blanc 1200.
During this event, you will have the chance to discover a Nordic snow groomer, meet a ski patroller and rescuer who will share insights about their job and answer all your questions, and watch a video explaining how ski lifts work while showcasing other behind-the-scenes professions at the resort.
This event is free and requires a reservation via the tourist office. A great opportunity to learn more about these unsung heroes who ensure your safety on the slopes! On french only.
Introduction to biathlon
For sports enthusiasts, Lac Blanc Ski Nordique offers an introduction to biathlon on Wednesday during the February holidays for Zone B. Accessible to everyone and without reservation, this activity allows you to try Nordic skiing and test your shooting skills (using laser rifles). Please note: ski equipment is not provided, but laser rifles are available. Meet at Blancrupt to take part in small races and compete with other participants. And don’t worry if there’s a lack of snow— the introduction will still go ahead with running races and off-snow shooting ranges.
